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Popular Things To Do | Miscellaneous Things To Do Tips | All Tips (22) Another picture of Salobreña's fortress, under the afternoon sun.
It is a good idea to spend the whole afternoon at the fortress... You will see the games between the sunlight and the shadows...
Otra fotografía de la fortaleza de Salobreña, bajo el sol de la tarde.
Es una buena idea pasar toda la tarde en la fortaleza... Verán los juegos de luces y sombras entre el sol y las murallas... Leave a Comment
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At sunset, the fortress has a special golden light... Quiet and peaceful... And even you can find a Moorish princess there... Oops! Oh, no, that's me!
Durante la puesta del sol, la fortaleza tenía una luz dorada especial... Silenciosa y tranquila... E incluso pueden encontrar a una princesa mora allí... ¡Ay! No... ¡Esa soy yo! Leave a Comment
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On the top of the hill there are the ruins of an ancient fortress; it is an Arabian fortress, built at 13th century, and it dominates Salobreña's skyline.
From there, you can enjoy the most beautiful sights of Salobreña, so take a deep breath and climb to the top!!!
En la cima de la colina se encuentran las ruinas de una antigua fortaleza; se trata de una fortaleza árabe construida en el siglo XIII, que domina el paisaje de Salobreña.
Desde allí puedes disfrutar las más bellas vistas de Salobreña, así que respira hondo y sube hasta la cima!!! Leave a Comment
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Probably, Arabian look-outs had no problems to watch through the battlements, but I assure you I had serious problems with my vertigo to climb that stairway!
Probablemente, los vigías árabes no tenían problemas para observar desde las almenas, pero te puedo asegurar que tuve serios problemas con mi vértigo para subir por esa escalera! Leave a Comment
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The houses of Salobreña have the typical Andalusian style, painted in white, with balconies and lanterns, and full of plant pots.
Las casas de Salobreña son de un estilo típicamente andaluz, pintadas de blanco, con balcones y faroles, y llenas de macetas con plantas. Leave a Comment
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Wherever you go in Salobreña, you will find china plates on the private houses' walls... I mean, the outside walls, so you do not have to be a guest to enjoy these beautiful plates.
Dondequiera que vayas en Salobreña, encontrarás platos de porcelana en las paredes de las casas... esto es, en las paredes exteriores, por lo que no necesitas ser un invitado para disfrutar de estos adornos preciosos. Leave a Comment
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Along the promenade at Salobrena, there are alot of cafes, restaurants and bars varying from cheap and cheerful, where you can just grab a glass of wine and a racion of fried fish, to the upmarket Argentinian Steak House where you cook your own meat on hot coals at your table (the latter not for me I have to say, but meat eaters have highly recommended it).
So, back to the fried fish racion place...I liked this place, you could eat or not, or drink or not. It is highly inexpensive and while you are chattering away with your friends or partner, the kids can zoom around on hired Go-Carts on a paved area in front of the cafes in full view. The small people with us, absolutely loved it.
Everybody Happy!
Opposite is a large bouncy castle where kids who are that bit older, can go by themselves and get a good long go for a euro. Really, it is perfect for families, the kids are well catered for and you can sit and chat with a drink while they (and hundreds of other children from babies up) can run around safe and free until after midnight in the warm air. Although it might be kiddie overload for those without children ; ) Leave a Comment Address: Salobrena PormenadeDirections: Hire the Go-Carts just around the corner from the Argentinian Steakhouse. There are all shapes and sizes for all ages and also some of those giant bicycle contraptions. Hire is cheap and by the half hour or hour.
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on December 1, 2003
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